October 7th - diary date
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Not a single direct question from MPs regarding PIP for the 7th.
https://whatson.parliament.uk/event/cal48639
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Not even surprised anymore @Numan
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Shock horror they like playing with us evil just plain evil
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no direct questions,no direct answers.
they are an insult to the true meaning and values of the labour party,
The Tories and reform are a disease, the greens are too small, the lib dems are only just recovering after shaking off clegg and the coalition and there's not enough independents.
If labour don't sink themselves soon I'd be surprised though.
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It's toxic can you imagine behind the scenes !!! And thier running the country like a disease coming down on us it's I'm the air everywhere you go years ago I made friends with a lady who loved my dog fifi she was mad on her anyway she's in her 70s she said she's had no money since June!! She doesn't know what's happening I said I will look at letters for her I'm just as clueless she's a very polite lady even she said I've @@@@# had enough letters coming she's on her own these are tge people and disabled people slipping through the evil net curtain SHAME !
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Well as I've said before I'll always protect my peace of mind, so I won't comply with anything that upsets my life, routine or peace and exacerbates my problems. I must strike lucky because I've always told them I'm not playing their games and putting myself at risk and they've always backed off. but I'm getting too tired and sick of living under those poison vermins thumbs now and unlikely to even claim UC
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Certainly tiring I don't think people really understand you have to really experience it I think my daughter thinks I'm having one of my anxiety attacks she says don't worry I wish we didn't have too !
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Ah I know it's cruel world so cruel she lost her dog couple years ago really knocked her for six I could see the tiredness in her eyes and confusion just sickening sickening our beautiful elderly suffering so much let them live in peace later stages of life cutting the winter fuel god I cried like it's happening to me how are you ?
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I believe in karma look at way starmer treated Jeremy corbin now the heats on him let's hope he's served the same fait seems the more money people have the more sadistic they are they can have anything so having power gets thier blood pumping twisted
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It really shouldn't be a choice between helping Ukraine, helping asylum seekers and helping those on benefits. Raise tax on the top 100 earners by 2% and it can all be paid for.
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absolutely! Tax the rich aggressively and dock mp wages
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So starmer spending 22 billion on eco carbon storage in Liverpool. Thought we had a supposed black hole for that amount. Billions going to help other countries climate change. And taking it from pensioners and I dread we be next
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Very disheartening to see that instead of bringing in a wealth tax and applying modest taxation of the super rich, labour have instead chosen to go down the route of squeezing money from the most vulnerable in society.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2024/oct/05/labour-mp-torsten-bell-defends-chancellor-refusal-to-bring-in-wealth-tax
Starmer said in August that in regards to the UK's financial situation : ''Those with the broadest shoulders should bear the heavier burden..''It now seems that his idea of those 'with the broadest shoulders' are not the super rich, but are instead the longterm sick, disabled and pensioners.
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And while they've stopped the winter fuel payments for some pensioners and it seems that they're going to target the long term sick, disabled and mentally ill, next, they're also trying to bring in assisted dying. Coincidence?
If the assisted dying goes through and they do target us to the extent that I wont be able to cope, at least I'll have an easy escape.
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What do you mean?
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no lol it will only be for terminally ill
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Is it going to be on TV, the discussion about this
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Televised from 2.30 pm this afternoon At the end of this post, you'll find a link to today’s discussion schedule, where you can see all the MPs questions that will be raised. I’ve highlighted eleven questions below that I believe may interest some of our members, primarily focused on helping people get back into work. While there don't seem to be any questions specifically about the proposed PIP changes, this topic could still be addressed in the context of supporting people in returning to work.
What recent assessment she has made of trends in the number of young people not in education, employment or training.Questions that are listed to be raised.
What steps she is taking to support vulnerable people into work.
What assessment she has made of the adequacy of the accessibility of Jobcentres to people living in rural areas.
What recent assessment her Department has made of the effectiveness of Jobcentre Plus in helping people get back into work.
What guidance her Department has issued to private contractors working in partnership with Jobcentre Plus on reimbursing claimants' travel costs.
What steps she is taking to tackle Carer's Allowance overpayments.
What assessment she has made of trends in the number of benefit sanctions in the last five years.
What recent assessment she has made of trends in the number of young people not in education, employment or training.
What recent assessment she has made of trends in the level of economic inactivity in Teesside.
What recent discussions she has had with (a) mayors and (b) local councils on supporting people back into work.https://whatson.parliament.uk/event/cal48639
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I wish we knew what was happening about Pip . I wonder if they took any notice of the green paper that took ages to fill in online
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While there do not seem to be any questions specifically about the proposed PIP changes, this topic could still be addressed in the context of supporting people in returning to work.
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